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r _-__.-â€" i .i .. r .i..~_.~.._..a.‘..._.. KEV. st‘ HL g). ELGIN AND DISTRICT CO -OPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL The 1988/89 season has brought many changes to the Nursery School. In September, the parents of children who attend the School were very pleased to have Mrs. Sue Dunfield assume her position as the new Teacher/Director. with the help of her assistant, Barb Neff, Mrs Dunfield continues to maintain the high quality atmosphere and environment which encourages the healthy development of social and physical skills in the growing preâ€"schooler. As in previous years, parents have been actively involved in fundraising projects,which helps to offset the expenses. Thanks to these endeavours, community support and public/private assistance, the nursery school room has had a cheery facelift, with school children. The little ones delighted everyone with their performances and it was evident to all who attended,the enormous amount of work that had preceded this event. Thank you Sue and Barb. The day was made complete with the arrival of Santa Claus and after his distribution of gifts, everyone enjoyed the delicious buffet generously provided by the parents. A huge success in all respects. Since Christmas the children have discussed many different topics. Owing in part to the co-operative Weather in January, the children enjoyed many outdoor recreational activities, which included tobogganing, snow sculpting and "boot" skating. Popular crafts, this month were NORTH LEEDS LANTERN Saln? Patrick converled the irish people lo Chrislianily and bo came Ireland's patron sainl. His feosl day is March 17. 21 the installation of new peanut butter bird feeders PATRICK,/{llInl,SAlNT(ahoulfiHWth),n flw carpet and vinyl flooring, and potato printing.The lxnnnioflnlundzuxln annlrfllhc R0nnu](hflndk as well as storage classes also explored (Muwh.Hv\wmlmnintanmvmn\dnd1nmilmu cupboards. 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Irish pcoplc throughout the world celebrate Kt Patfick’sl)ay 0n hiarch ii The Ombudsman Ontario COURNEYA ROOFING (grey NEWSâ€"FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 13, 1989 The Office of the Ombudsman has the mandate to investigate complaints from the public concerning all provincial departments, agencies and institutions. RR# 3, tLGIN, ONT. The District Office: for the Office of the Ombugsman f ott and Eastern Ontario will visit the Kingston an ). _ : .- Ggianoqagaareas on March 22nd and 23rd. ALL lYl ES 0r RUUl [Ni]. Individuals who wish to discuss their complaints may ASPHALT 8 CEDAR SHINGLES meet the District Officer at that time. He will be available from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 22nd at the TAR 8 GRAVEL Gananoque Town Hall at 30 King street East. Complainants in the Kingston area may meet him between 9:00 a.m. and 12:00 , SliEEl_ noon on Thursday, March 23rd, at the Kingston Public Library , at 130 Johnson Street. No appointments are necessary. 3 i EAVESTROUGH, METAL FLASHING REPAIRS T0 BARN Roors ~ During his visit to the area, the District Officer will also meet members of the Cooperative Spirit Seniors Day Centre and the Canadian Paraplegic Assosiation in Kingston, and the Interagency Group and students at Gananoque High School in Gananoque. .. ENHAu-a ”a .... on . Inquiries from the public can be made by phoning 234â€"6421; collect calls are accepted. Source: Klaas Bylsma, District Officer Office of the Ombudsman 151 Slater Street, Ste 702 Ottawa, Ontario KlP 5H3 (613) 234-6421 *FREEESHMATES‘ * FIVE YEAR GUARANTEE ‘ on NEW 3; {IE-ROOFING “ Yam BEST Combination 06 quArrrv 3 PRICE. A...” .~. “w gum-«‘9‘» .. n>umbn was... .